Bio Balls

[africandiscus]

I am sure this question has been asked before. What are the best bio balls. I know it has to do with surface area. There is a reason whey some are more expensive than others (you pay for what you get in this world) Which are the best value for money.

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[flukes]

I just go with the cheaper brands but i overkill on the amount. Bacteria will grow on anything, and yes the surface area does have a lot too do with how much bacteria can fit on a piece of media.

Its up too you wether too buy ehiem/fluval/coral life etc and pay $50 for 100, or you can go with cheaper brands and pay $20 for 50.

Personally id take the cheaper brand and get 200 for $40, but that is if you have the room, if not then it might be wise to spend the money on something a bit more expensive.

[kalebjarrod]

you buy them for the surface area they contain,

some of the more expensive brands have put R&D into the balls and have copyrights on them hence the expense

if your filter can handle them use a cheaper brand and add more of them, take the savings and split them 50% for Me 50% for flukes for over cost sving help

[africandiscus]

take the savings and split them 50% for Me 50% for flukes for over cost sving help

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